Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-12

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On Sunday afternoon IN Anzuios bar
Dor. Sr. Wa. Bel. telegraph operator. his
family. and Miss Csooke. daughter Of
J. B. CFooks. customs eficsr. we're en-
isyiDR 9 sail when q sqaall % Wind
struck the boat, caps 2 ~ hzr, throwing
tie party into the water. Mr.. Bsli. who
- unabie 10 swim, sueeseded in h0loing
onto the boat and keeping h's wife and
child above water. Captain Samso1ssn,
Of tie bsrk ElsiDore, which had poi IN
there 10 await fEsorable weather 10 pro
cesd 90 ses, vas returning from tie
ssors aud pereeivinR the sitasiion. pro
credsd to rescue them When be ar
rived Miss Crooke bad sunk benesth
the waves for the third time when the
Captain sueseedsd 10 gKaspinR her. She
appssred 10 be lifsIess, bat after Wig
os0us exercise she was bFoarht back 10
life. Mr.. Bal and family we're then
rescued from their peEiious predlea-
9ent.
nGPRovED oRDKR OF RED MEx.
place this evening Ia she Red Mems
WRzam has been in3sfnitely post
poned, owing to the sad death Of one of
the tribe, Robert Williams. The funeral
Of the deceased will take place at 10
O'Clock today from the Good TsmplaFs'
Hall. All members sre req 1ested to
attend. The dedication of the new
hall that vas aBno1Bced 10 transpire
this afternoon at o'clock Will be duly
observed.
TWO ACCIDENTS
Oscured on Tuesday evening on the
steamer Ancon, while the vessel was be-
inR Loaded. The qlsrtsrmsstsr vas
checking tue freight when q large case
OF goods accidentally fell on bis foot,
badly crushing it. De was taken 10 the
Marine Hospital for treatment.
Oae of the deek hands fell down the
hold Of the Ancon, which resulted IN
bis features being somewhat marrsd.
PORT OF ENTRY SOCIAL CLUB
Will bold their veekly social at SteF-
Fett's Hall, this evening. An interest
inR time 10 anticipated. Professor and
Mrs II. N. Vasghn, Of Seattle. have
been especially engaged to furnish
music and instructions to the members
for the occasion.
THE INSTALLATION.
Rev. Fl. Vernon Rice was duly in
stalled at Port Ludlow on Tuesday even
ing as pastor of South Port Townsend
PFesbyteEian Church. Rev. F. O..
Strange, of Seattle, and Rev. ID. 7. Car
nahan, of Port Townsend, were The
committee appointed to conduct the
8 Fvioes.
ExPKHIEScE OF A SURVEYING STEAMER.
The Usitsd States Coast Surveying
steamer @. p. Patterson, o. NJ. Thomas
commanding, arrived al 3 p. m yester-
day, DAYS from San Francisco. On
Friday, while of Coos bay, q heavy
southwest gals came on aud during the
storm sbe lost q new 6fty-foot steam
launch, which was IN tow. After q vain
search Of "a hours the Patterson re-
sumed her ooarss for this port. A dis
patch from Astoria tonight states that
the launch, which contained seven men,
was safe and left there on Tuesday fer
the Sound. At the time Of losing the
launch Ensi0n John II. Shipley aooi
dentaliy slipped on she deck and broke
his leg.
PERSONAL MENTION.
The court officials arrived from Seat
tie on the North Pacific and returned
on the Ella Anderson. After the court
convened an adj Jarnment was taken
Among the visitors from the Queen
City yesterday were Chief Justice X. A..
Jones, United States Marshal 7. j.
Hamilton, ex Governor Ferry, Judge
Jacobs aud O. +. Mnnday, Esq.
W. F. Garfield, of DnnRensss, passed
through TO Portland yesterday.
Captain BArueson, Of the British bark
George Thompson, weht to Seattle yes
terdsy.
Revs. H V. Rice and D. T. Oarnahan
have returned from PORT Ludlow.
Among t1e passengers for Alaska yes.
tefdas ON the Ancon. were Mrs. J. n.
Piumket', Mira. McMills, R=v. j. Z.
Hiborick, c. F. Fenske, for Sitka; Cap
tain Novel, NJ. +. Lockwood, wife and
child, A. Nebst T, Ii. Coon and wife, j..
j. MoGrath. for Juneau; Captain Harry
Lott, II. Matthews. for Douglass Island,
and A. b. Ford for Yes Bay.
Hon. Charles NJ. Bradshaw has re-
turned from Tacoma.
Among the Central Hotel's guests this
week we're ex senator Warner Miller.
wife and daughter. Of New York, and
Ell Governor Watson q. Squire. The
party has gone TO Victoria.
Among the passengers from ap sound
yesterday on the Anderson weTo Cap
tain VIM. Dslanty. ID. ID. Mcdonald, }.
Jensen, A. Hurdy and w. Jsmson.
WHARF AND WAVE.
The steamship Anoon loaded 220 tons
OF general merchandise and 81 $40 feet
OF lumber fron Quincy wharf yester-
day. consigned 20 Alaskan ports. She
departed late in the afternoon for Vic
sofIa.
Tbs Norwspiau bark Ephialses, Capt.
Henrikson, 665 tens. 80 days from Mel
bourne wharf. has arrived and will load
lumber on the Sound as a retarn cargo
at so shillinRs per thousand feet.
The schooner Aonie Larsen. Captain
Larsen. 10 DAYS from San Pedro, has
arrived 90 load return cargo of i'm
Der.
A barkentine and schooner passed up
the Sound yesterday.
The British ship George thompson is
in tie harboT vita a cargo Of $50, 900
fest Of lumber. She IL shipping a crew
for sydney. The ship ia lumber laden
from Port Gamble, and carries the cargo
for 81 los Ger thousand feet.
he British ship Persian, loaded With
railroad iron from Marysport, England.
for Seattle, Vas spoken IN latitude 40
south and longitude $3.50 vest on April
LIST. All we'll
The barkentiRe Retriever, CAPTAIN
Gray, arrived AZ San Diego last SAtur.
dAy, Is days from Port hAdloek, lumber
l. deu.
The German bark Dorothsa. boand 10
Victoria, VAS in lqa'qui on March 1st.
The British iron ship DarIand, Capt.
Bdwell, 10 days from San Francisco D,
has arrived ia Royal Roads, bound TO
Departure Bay 10 load a return cargo Of
O. al.
TIE barken;ine Malay arrived at San
Diego on Sunday, lumser laden from
Tacoma
The Gillian ship Santa Maria arrived
AZ Valparaiso prior to March Ssh 10 a
leaking eouditi1a.
Tie btrkeBtine Kliekitat arrived yes-
terdsy from San Francisco, bound 30
Port Gan Die t. lead lumber.
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